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D1U Communications Protocol
Application Note
Communication Protocol Support
The D1U family of power supplies currently supports 3.3V-bus and 5V-bus standardmode (100kHz) I2C Serial Communication as outlined in Philips Semiconductors “The
I2C Bus Specification Version 2.1” (January 2000).
The available address lines currently allows for communication with up to 8 D1U
power supplies on a single serial communication bus.
Each D1U power supply contains a:
The D1U family of power supplies can also support 3.3V-bus and 5V-bus SMBUS
Serial Communication as outlined in the SBS Implementers forum “System Management Bus (SMBUS) Specification Version 2.0” (August 2000)
1. 2K serial EEPROM device used for FRU data storage (FRU data specs customer
specific)
D1U power supplies are configured to operate as slave-only devices.
2. System-On-Chip (SOC) -type controller used for D1U status, fault, and parametric
data reporting and remote on/off control
However, they can be re-configured to support single master operation and multimaster and slave operation.
Serial Comm. Device Addressing
The D1U family of power supplies supports 8-bit addressing (7-bit slave address & LSB read/write bit).
The specified addressing is as follows:
Address Byte
7
1
MSB
6
0
5
0
4
0
3
A2
2
A1
1
A0
0
R/W
LSB
Address lines A0 (LSB), A1, & A2 are internally connected to the standby bus (backplane) voltage through 7.5K pull-up resistors.
The address lines are pin-strapped (grounded or left open) on the backplane connectors to determine the unique 7-bit slave address assigned to each D1U slot in the backplane.
Serial Comm. Read/Write Registers
On a host read request, the D1U power supplies transmits up to 6 8-bit registers that provide power supply status info, o/p fault indicators, and parametric data.
The 6 data registers are ordered as follows:
■
■
■
■
■
■
Byte 0:
Byte 1:
Byte 2:
Byte 3:
Byte 4:
Byte 4:
Status
O/P Fault
Main output voltage
Main output current
Fan 1 current
Fan 2 current
- Power supply operation status
- Main output fault, standby output fault, & fan fail fault status
- 8-bit scaled representation of Main output voltage
- 8-bit scaled representation of Main output current
- 8-bit scaled representation of Fan1 current
- 8-bit scaled representation of Fan2 current
On a host write request, the D1U power supply can receive a single byte command to enable/disable the main output through serial communication.
The 1 command register is as follows:
■
Byte 0:
On/Off
- Main output on/off control
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Status/Fault Registers
Byte 0 - The D1U Status register function and definitions are as follows:
7
PS_ON
MSB
6
P_GOOD
BYTE 0 - Status Register
4
3
PS_BAD
Fan Failure
5
AC_OK
2
OT Warning
1
OT Critical
0
AC RANGE
LSB
Bit Status Description
Bit #
Set
Main Output Enabled
Main Output Within Regulation
AC Input Voltage OK
PS Fault Detected
Fan1/Fan1 Fault Detected
PS Temperature Warning
PS Shutdown Due To Overtemp
AC Input High Range Detected
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Clear
Main 0utput Disabled
Main Output Out Of Regulation
AC Input Voltage Out Of Range Unit
PS OK
Fan1/Fan2 OK
PS Within Normal Temp
No Over Temp Shutdown
AC Input Low Range Detected
Byte 1 - The D1U O/P Fault register function and definitions are as follows:
7
12 OV
MSB
Bit #
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
6
12 UV
5
12V OC
BYTE 0 - Status Register
4
3
STBY FAIL
FAN1 OC
2
FAN2 OC
1
-
0
LSB
Bit Status Description
Set
Main Output Overvoltage Fault
Main Output Undervoltage Fault
Main Output Overcurrent Fault
Standby Output Fail Detect
Fan 1 Stall/Overcurrent Detect
Fan 2 Stall/Overcurrent Detect
-
Clear
No OV Fault
No UV Fault
No OC Fault
Standby Output OK
Fan 1 OK
Fan 2 OK
-
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Parametric Data Registers
The D1U family currently supports 8-bit monitoring of the main output voltage, main output current, and both fan filtered currents.
Note: Higher precision (10-bit or 12-bit) and accuracy monitoring of the same parameters can be supported with drop-in replacement on board SOCs with increased ADC capability
but identical pin and function assignment.
Byte 2 - 8-bit representation of the Main Output Voltage
Model
D1U-W-1600-12-HC2C
D1U-W-1600-12-HA2C
D1U-W-1200-12-HC2C
D1U-W-1200-12-HA2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HC2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HA2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HB2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HC2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HA2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HB2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HC2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HA2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HB2C
Detection Range
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
0 Vdc to OVP
Transfer Equation
V12V = V12V (8-bit dec) x (0.0555 V/LSB)
V12V = V12V (8-bit dec) x (0.0555 V/LSB)
V12V = V12V (8-bit dec) x (0.0555 V/LSB)
V12V = V12V (8-bit dec) x (0.0555 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
V48V = V48V (8-bit dec) x (0.2314 V/LSB)
Accuracy
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
±3% inside O/P regulation limits (0º-50ºC)
Transfer Equation
I12V = I12V (8-bit dec) x (0.6285 V/LSB)
I12V = I12V (8-bit dec) x (0.6285 V/LSB)
I12V = I12V (8-bit dec) x (0.4706 V/LSB)
I12V = I12V (8-bit dec) x (0.4706 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1959 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1959 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1959 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1647 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1647 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1647 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1216 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1216 V/LSB)
I48V = I48V (8-bit dec) x (0.1216 V/LSB)
Accuracy
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ rated current (0º-50ºC)
Transfer Equation
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (4.9 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (7.4 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (4.9 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (7.4 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (4.9 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (7.4 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (4.9 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (4.9 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (7.4 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (4.9 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (4.9 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (7.4 mA/ LSB)
IFAN = IFAN (8-bit dec) x (4.9 mA/ LSB)
Accuracy
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
±10% @ full speed (0º-50ºC)
Byte 3 - 8-bit representation of the Main Output Current
Model
D1U-W-1600-12-HC2C
D1U-W-1600-12-HA2C
D1U-W-1200-12-HC2C
D1U-W-1200-12-HA2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HC2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HA2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HB2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HC2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HA2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HB2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HC2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HA2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HB2C
Detection Range
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
0 Adc to OVP
Byte 4/5 - 8-bit representation of the Fan1/Fan2 Filtered Currents
Model
D1U-W-1600-12-HC2C
D1U-W-1600-12-HA2C
D1U-W-1200-12-HC2C
D1U-W-1200-12-HA2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HC2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HA2C
D1U-W-2000-48-HB2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HC2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HA2C
D1U-W-1600-48-HB2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HC2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HA2C
D1U-W-1200-48-HB2C
Detection Range
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
0 mAdc to OCP
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Application Note
On/Off Control Register
The D1U family currently supports a single write command byte to enable/disable the main 12V via serial communication as an alternate to external pin on/off toggling.
Note: The serial On/Off command can only toggle the main output on and off only if the PS_ON external pin is not externally shorted to GND (i.e. external pin is left open and not
shorted to ground to enable the unit).
The On/Off command will not perform any function if the unit is already enabled via shorting the PS_ON external pin.
7
0
MSB
6
1
BYTE 0 - Status Register
4
3
1
0
5
0
2
1
1
0
0
On/Off
LSB
Bit Status Description
Bit #
Set
Main Output Enabled
0
Clear
Main 0utput Disabled
FRU EEPROM Contents with Byte Descriptions
Address
Byte
HEX Data
[0000]
Byte 0
1
Common Header Format Version
Byte 1
1
Internal Use Area
Byte 2
0
Byte 3
9
Byte 4
0
Byte 5
18
Byte 6
0
Byte 7
DD
Common Header Checksum
Byte 8
1
Internal Use Format Version
Byte 9
0
NULL
ICT Revision
Byte 10
0
NULL
ICT Revision
Byte 11
0
NULL
Test Pass Code
Byte 12
0
NULL
Test Pass Code
Byte 13
0
NULL
Test Pass Code
Byte 14
0
NULL
Test Location
Byte 15
0
NULL
Number of Tests Performed
Byte 16
0
NULL
Number Of Failures Detected
Byte 17
0
NULL
Number of NTF Detected
Byte 18
0
NULL
Functional Revision
Byte 19
0
NULL
Functional Revision
Byte 20
0
NULL
Functional Test Pass Code
Byte 21
0
NULL
Functional Test Pass Code
Byte 22
0
NULL
Functional Test Pass Code
Byte 23
0
NULL
Functional Test Location
Byte 24
0
NULL
Number of Tests Performed
[0010]
ASCII
NULL
Description
Chassis Info Area Starting
Board Area Starting Offset
NULL
Byte 73
Product Info Area Starting Offset
Multi-Record Area Offset
NULL
Notes
Byte 192
Pad with zero
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Address
[0020]
[0030]
Byte
HEX Data
ASCII
Description
Byte 25
0
NULL
Number Of Failures Detected
Byte 26
0
NULL
Number of NTF Detected
Byte 27
0
NULL
LCD Revision
Byte 28
0
NULL
LCD Revision
Byte 29
0
NULL
LCD Test Pass Code
Byte 30
0
NULL
LCD Test Pass Code
Byte 31
0
NULL
LCD Test Pass Code
Byte 32
0
NULL
Functional Test Location
Byte 33
0
NULL
Number of Tests Performed
Byte 34
0
NULL
Number Of Failures Detected
Byte 35
0
NULL
Number of NTF Detected
Byte 36
0
NULL
CTO Revision
Byte 37
0
NULL
CTO Revision
Byte 38
0
NULL
Functional CTO
Byte 39
0
NULL
Functional CTO
Byte 40
0
NULL
Functional CTO
Byte 41
0
NULL
CTO. Test Location
Byte 42
0
NULL
Number of CTO Tests Performed
Byte 43
0
NULL
Number Of CTO Failures Detected
Byte 44
0
NULL
Number of CTO NTF Detected
Byte 45
0
NULL
Audit Test Revision
Byte 46
0
NULL
Audit Test Revision
Byte 47
0
NULL
Audit Test Pass Code
Byte 48
0
NULL
Audit Test Pass Code
Byte 49
0
NULL
Audit Test Pass Code
Byte 50
0
NULL
Audit. Test Location
Byte 51
0
NULL
Number of Audit Tests Performed
Byte 52
0
NULL
Number Of Audit Failures Detected
Byte 53
0
NULL
Number of Audit NTF Detected
Byte 54
0
NULL
Field Repair Revision
Byte 55
0
NULL
Field Repair Revision
Byte 56
0
NULL
Field Repair Test Pass Code
Byte 57
0
NULL
Field Repair Test Pass Code
Byte 58
0
NULL
Field Repair Test Pass Code
Byte 59
0
NULL
Field Repair Test Location
Byte 60
0
NULL
Number of Field Repair Tests Performed
Byte 61
0
NULL
Number Of Field Repair Failures Detected
Byte 62
0
NULL
Number of Field Repair NTF Detected
Notes
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Address
[0040]
[0050]
[0060]
Byte
HEX Data
ASCII
Description
Byte 63
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 64
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 65
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 66
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 67
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 68
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 69
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 70
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 71
0
NULL
Reserved for future Use
Byte 72
1
Board Area Format Version
Byte 73
0F
Board Area Length
Byte 74
0
Byte 75
20
Manufacturing Date And Time (Hex)
Byte 76
20
Manufacturing Date And Time (Hex)
Byte 77
20
Manufacturing Date And Time (Hex)
Byte 78
CA
Board Manufacturer Name type/length
Byte 79
43
M
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 80
26
P
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 81
44
S
Byte 82
20
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 83
20
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 84
20
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 85
20
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 86
20
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 87
20
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 88
20
Board Manufacturer Name
Byte 89
E0
Board Product Name type/length
Byte 90
42
B
Board Product Name
Byte 91
55
U
Board Product Name
Byte 92
4C
L
Board Product Name
Byte 93
4B
K
Board Product Name
Byte 94
20
Byte 95
50
P
Board Product Name
Byte 96
4F
O
Board Product Name
Byte 97
57
W
Board Product Name
Byte 98
45
E
Board Product Name
Byte 99
52
R
Board Product Name
NULL
Notes
Start of Check-sum
Language Code
10 Bytes long
Board Manufacturer Name
32 Bytes long
Board Product Name
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Address
[0070]
[0080]
Byte
HEX Data
ASCII
Description
Byte 100
20
Byte 101
53
S
Byte 102
55
U
Board Product Name
Byte 103
50
P
Board Product Name
Byte 104
50
P
Board Product Name
Byte 105
4C
L
Board Product Name
Byte 106
59
Y
Board Product Name
Byte 107
20
Board Product Name
Byte 108
20
Board Product Name
Byte 109
20
Board Product Name
Byte 110
20
Board Product Name
Byte 111
20
Board Product Name
Byte 112
20
Board Product Name
Byte 113
20
Board Product Name
Byte 114
20
Board Product Name
Byte 115
20
Board Product Name
Byte 116
20
Board Product Name
Byte 117
20
Board Product Name
Byte 118
20
Board Product Name
Byte 119
20
Board Product Name
Byte 120
20
Board Product Name
Byte 121
20
Board Product Name
Byte 122
D0
Board Serial Number type/length
Byte 123
35
5
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 124
32
2
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 125
43
C
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 126
54
T
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 127
48
H
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 128
30
0
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 129
30
0
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 130
30
0
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 131
30
0
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 132
20
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 133
20
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 134
20
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 135
20
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 136
20
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 137
20
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Byte 138
20
Board Serial Number (HEX)
Notes
Board Product Name
Board Product Name
16 Bytes long
Input from serial
number bar code
Input from serial
number bar code
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Address
[0090]
[00A0]
Byte
HEX Data
ASCII
Description
Notes
Board Part Number type/length
11 Bytes long
Byte 139
CB
Byte 140
30
0
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 141
39
9
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 142
35
5
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 143
37
7
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 144
2D
-
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 145
32
2
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 146
31
1
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 147
34
4
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 148
30
0
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 149
20
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 150
20
Board Part Number (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 151
41
FRU File ID type/length
Byte 152
10
FRU File ID
Byte 153
C8
Board Revision type/length
Byte 154
58
X
Board Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 155
31
1
Board Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 156
20
Board Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 157
20
Board Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 158
20
Board Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 159
20
Board Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 160
20
Board Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 161
20
Board Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 162
C4
Engineering Date Code type/length
Byte 163
34
4
Engineering Date Code (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 164
33
3
Engineering Date Code (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 165
32
2
Engineering Date Code (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 166
34
4
Engineering Date Code (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 167
C2
Byte 168
41
A
Board Artwork Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 169
31
1
Board Artwork Revision (HEX-ASCII)
Byte 170
10
Byte 171
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 172
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 173
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Board Artwork Revision type/length
FRU-Specific Info type/length
8 Bytes long
Input from EDC
barcode
Input from EDC
barcode
2 Bytes long
16 Bytes long
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Address
[00B0]
Byte
HEX Data
ASCII
Description
Notes
Byte 174
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 175
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 176
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 177
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 178
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 179
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 180
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 181
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 182
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 183
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 184
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 185
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 186
0
NULL
FRU-Specific Information
Byte 187
C1
Byte 188
0
NULL
Pad With Zeros
Byte 189
0
NULL
Pad With Zeros
Byte 190
0
NULL
Pad With Zeros
Byte 191
0F
Byte 192
0
Byte 193
2
End of list/version
Byte 194
18
Record length
Byte 195
B1
Record Checksum
Byte 196
35
Header Checksum
Byte 197
40
Overall capacity
(watts) (LSB)
Byte 198
6
Overall capacity
(watts) (MSB)
Byte 199
FF
Peak VA LSB
Byte 200
FF
Peak VA
Byte 201
FF
Inrush current
Byte 202
0
Inrush interval in ms.
Byte 203
28
Low end Input voltage range 1 (10mv) LSB
Byte 204
23
Low end Input voltage range 1 (10mv) MSB
Byte 205
B0
High end Input voltage range 1 (10mv) LSB
Byte 206
36
High end Input voltage range 1 (10mv) MSB
Byte 207
50
Low end Input voltage range 2 (10mv) LSB
C1h indicates no more fields
Board Info Checksum
NULL
Start of Check-sum
for multi-record
Power Supply Information Record
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D1U Communications
D1U Communications Protocol
Application Note
Address
[00D0]
[00E0]
[00F0]
Byte
HEX Data
ASCII
Description
Notes
Byte 208
46
Low end Input voltage range 2 (10mv) MSB
Byte 209
20
High end Input voltage range 2 (10mv) LSB
Byte 210
67
High end Input voltage range 2 (10mv) MSB
Byte 211
2F
Low end Input frequency range
Byte 212
3F
High end Input frequency range
Byte 213
14
AC Dropout Tolerance (ms)
Byte 214
7
Binary Flags
Byte 215
0
Peak Wattage
Byte 216
0
Peak Wattage LSB
Byte 217
3
Combined Voltage Wattage ID
Byte 218
40
Combined Wattage LSB
Byte 219
6
Combined Wattage MSB
Byte 220
0
Predictive fail tachometer lower threshold
Byte 221
FF
Byte 222
FF
Byte 223
FF
Byte 224
FF
Byte 225
FF
Byte 226
FF
Byte 227
FF
Byte 228
FF
Byte 229
FF
Byte 230
FF
Byte 231
FF
Byte 232
FF
Byte 233
FF
Byte 234
FF
Byte 235
FF
Byte 236
FF
Byte 237
FF
Byte 238
FF
Byte 239
FF
Byte 240
FF
Byte 241
FF
Byte 242
FF
Byte 243
FF
Byte 244
FF
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D1U Communications
D1U Communications Protocol
Application Note
Address
Byte
HEX Data
Byte 245
FF
Byte 246
FF
Byte 247
FF
Byte 248
FF
Byte 249
FF
Byte 250
FF
Byte 251
FF
Byte 252
FF
Byte 253
FF
Byte 254
FF
Byte 255
FF
ASCII
Description
Notes
[0100]
Murata Power Solutions, Inc.
11 Cabot Boulevard, Mansfield, MA 02048-1151 U.S.A.
ISO 9001 and 14001 REGISTERED
This product is subject to the following operating requirements
and the Life and Safety Critical Application Sales Policy:
Refer to: http://www.murata-ps.com/requirements/
Murata Power Solutions, Inc. makes no representation that the use of its products in the circuits described herein, or the use of other
technical information contained herein, will not infringe upon existing or future patent rights. The descriptions contained herein do not imply
the granting of licenses to make, use, or sell equipment constructed in accordance therewith. Specifications are subject to change without
notice.
© 2013 Murata Power Solutions, Inc.
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